Spring arrived a few weeks ago. After enduring the long winter months in Germany this is a good reason to go travelling again in March.
Surrounded by a surprisingly untouched nature with smell of incipient blossoms of a various fruit bearing trees, rambling terraces and a magnificent view to the sea 5 km away and to the snow-capped Pangajon Mountains on the mainland, our viticultural revitalizations are constantly moving forward…
Working with various clearing equipment and elbow grease, our team which is five in numbers, has resumed its work for 2013 to do further groundwork for new plantings on best humus soil in a preferred climate.
After last year’s reclamation of 300 autochthonous vines of Limnia, Agriostaphila, Jeri and Matriaki – all at least 90 years old – and along the thriving seedling multiplication, many challenges arise.